Princess Anne discusses frankly what it means to be a part of the Royal Family, her work, how she's coped with lockdown and what the future holds for her.
Possibly the least complicated Royal romance of modern times. We head behind the headlines for the story of the Prince and the commoner, a girl from an ordinary middle class home.
Is this modest match set to be the Royal romantic success story to measure all others against?
Charting significant moments in the lives of Elizabeth II and her first born child, Prince Charles who was just 3 years old when his mother became Queen of England.
Royal husbands Charles and Andrew failed to live up to expectations for the new breed of Royal Windsor Wives who were young, attractive, independent and unwilling to bow to a system they considered stuffy and old fashioned.
Full, extended version. As the Princess Royal celebrates her 70th birthday The Royal Beat takes a look back at her extraordinary life.
Prince Charles and Prince William: both heirs to a kingdom having lived through more tragedy and change than most families could ever contemplate. However, adversity appears only to have strengthened their bond.
Ep. 1. An unprecedented insight into the Royals and the armed services that fight in their name. From the early 20th century to modern day conflicts such as Afghanistan.
Episode 1 concentrates on the Duke of Edinburgh’s service in the Royal Navy during which he was to see action and the Queen’s r...
The highs and lows of Prince William’s and Prince Harry’s roles in the forces featuring a fascinating interview with Prince Harry in which he discusses a planned secret deployment in Afghanistan.
The image of the British Royal family is most popularly encapsulated around the world in the powerful images of Royal weddings now punctuated on a continuous basis by gossip and scandal. Just how much of what we hear is true and how difficult is it to live under the constant scrutiny of the press?
The marriage of Charles and Camilla has always been shrouded in controversy, but is the British public finally showing acceptance of - and even affection for - the woman who seems increasingly likely to become its next Queen?
They are the Royals destined to serve but not to inherit: they are the Spare Heirs.
From Margaret to Andrew to Harry they are the rebel royals who seem to be searching for a purpose to their lives.
When the marriage between Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson began, Sarah was one of the most popular women to become Duchess of York since the creation of the title in 1385.
With her informal style and sense of fun, Sarah seemed like a breath of fresh air sweeping through a somewhat outdated ins...
The Young Royals have reclaimed the front pages but is this a blessing or a curse? More controversially are some Royals even starting to exploit their celebrity status for commercial gain?
